Category Archives: daily thoughts

As our pastor was preaching Sunday in Hebrews concerning the superiority of Jesus Christ and the new covenant as compared to the old covenant, I thought: Same God, two covenants. Now that’s not exactly something we don’t already know and … Continue reading →

Every cold winter morning I put my “armor” on before heading out the door to work — My Carhartt work coat, complete with attached hood. Every cold winter morning I am thankful for this protection from the elements that God … Continue reading →

Hello and thanks to all who read this blog. It seems God is urging me toward something, and I am not sure what form it is going to take. I need to be more involved in the world around me … Continue reading →

Again I am sorry that I haven’t had (or taken) more time for this.  Getting three days off for Christmas was great and an extra day next week for New Year’s will be nice also. Had music stuff to do … Continue reading →

For those of you who are following the blog, sorry I haven’t done much lately. I have been working a bunch of hours and extra time with family and church. I have a three-day weekend and hope to kind of … Continue reading →

Think about it for a minute. Unless you live in a very protected social environment, you realize that cursing is about as ordinary and everyday as it gets. It is part of my day, not me cursing, but being around … Continue reading →

In true worship, when we draw near to God with our lips and our hearts, we begin to see who we worship. I mean we already know God and “see” him, but now we see more clearly. In worship, God … Continue reading →

I am so thankful for the true places you find in my heart, Father. Those places  you create and cultivate, where I connect with you in moments of perfection, pictures, snapshots of where I will one day live forever. Thank … Continue reading →

I am still struggling to understand and explain what it means to live by the words of God. Sometimes we call this application. That term used to seem okay to me but no longer. It denotes exactly what we struggle … Continue reading →

Psalms 13:1-2 ESV To the choirmaster. A Psalm of David. How long, O LORD? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me? (2) How long must I take counsel in my soul and have … Continue reading →